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Campus Vision 2016 MAGAZINE CAMPUS VISIONTHE OFFICIAL STUDENT MAGAZINE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NAMIBIA EDITION 1 SPECIAL EDITION NEWS ENTERTAINMENT LEADERSHIP N$ 0.00 #NOTHINGABOU- TUSWITHOUTUS Emma Theofelus SOCIAL SPLASH HOW TO GET OVER A BREAK UP IN VARSITY MR & MS FRESH 2016 MEET THEY THOUGHT INSIDE THE BIN MADAM BOSS SRC PRESIDENT VICTORIA SHIPALE PERSON OF INTEREST EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH Mr. Evaristus Evaristus 2 CAMPUS VISION ISSUE - ONE - 2016 12. THE MASTERMIND BEHIND DON CONTENTS LUCIO fashion and Brands to inspire and motivate. MR AND MS FRESHMAN 14. PERSON OF INTEREST 4. The interesting and inspiring Q & A of a man that A glance at sophisticated creativity, talent and leads with an “Iron mouth”. utmost confidence of Mr. & Ms. Freshman THINK INSIDE THE BIN Keeping our campus clean has been tough but UNAM students donnot give up. 9. INTERVIEW WITH VICTORIA SRC PRESIDENT Briefly getting to know laughter filled and open- minded boss lady. editorial TEAM contact US Windhoek , 061- 2067890 Photographers Main Campus - T118 Editor Letta Muleka Today Amoomo University of Namibia News Sadam Absalom Art Blanche Engelbrecht Tel: +264 61 206 3189 Entertainment Advertorials E-mail: [email protected] Stephen N Angeline Uunona Web: http://www.unam.edu.na Private Bag 13301, 340 Mandume Ndemufayo Ave, Pionierspark, Design Desley Hitiraukunga Windhoek, NAMIBIA ISSUE - ONE - 2016 CAMPUS VISION 3 WELCOME! The Campus Vision was created with the aim to uplift and inspire the UNAM student on campus, very warm and empower yourself as your welcome to our mind is a powerful tool. With no first issue this further deferral, Read away! year- over the years since the Anewsletter has changed from campus news to Vision. We’ve been trying to capture moments that have been taking place on our Campuses as we believe that a live campus is a well-versed and productive one. As many problems as we have on our campuses we also want to embrace the good that we accomplished over time. To be more inclusive we have a glimpse of what transpires at our satellite campuses to spice up our issue. I would hereby like to encourage our astonishing students to keep pushing with their studies, maintain the highest faith, instruct the tallest dedication and command the utmost discipline as expected of us. My Letta A. R. Muleka courageous,hardworking EDITOR team and I hope this issue will enjoy your most favorable attention & look forward to hearing from you, take charge Let go off yesterday, live for today and leave the future for tommorrow. 4 CAMPUS VISION ISSUE - ONE - 2016 ENTERTAINMENT “THEy THoUgHT INSIDE THE BIN” MS & MR FRESHMAN 2016 Well organized event gets winners he whole two work cut out for them. “My the comedian cracked the of the seats. days of the clean- babies did an extraordinary crowd up with his standup Right before the end of event ing campaign job in a short period of time” comedy. The contestants Tuko & Koxa shut the show and Ms. & Mr. said the Competent Secretary had a blast as they were the down with a massive per- Freshman 2016 for Information & Publicity. centerpiece of the event and formance. Ending the show Twas held under theme “Think Letta Suki Muleka, who was they did not disappoint at all. with the first runner ups of the inside the bin” under the spearheading this event. The pageant had a total of event being Johanna Swart- #Dunkyourtrash . Both events UNAM management and 16 contestants. 10 gorgeous booi and Clever Dhliwayo, went according to plan and sponsorships made this event ladies and 6 brave gentle- Second Runner ups Cinderel- rolled smoothly till the end. possible by making contribu- men, the Panel had a total of la Garas and Tinashe Chivin- With only a week of prepara- tions to the pageant. Themed 5 judges namely: Mr. Erastus da, Most Creative Rauna tion for Ms. & Mr. Freshman, “Think inside the bin” the “E-J” John from school of Haidula and Paulus Ngixulu . the event turned out to be a contestants had mind-blowing Medicine, Ms. Kashiwanwa Our king and Queen for Ms. & major success. Contestants and the most creative designs Neshila-Immanuel, Ms. Hileni Mr. Freshman 2016 is Rauna were chosen on the Satur- made out of recycled material. Timoteus, Ms. Kim Mattheus, Haidula and Mohammed day prior to the event by a After their explosive opening all from Main Campus ad also Bock who were crowned by random student panel. The dance mash up of Rihanna’s Mr. Nghishy Muniaro from the duo of Ms. & Mr. Fresh- contestants worked tirelessly “Work “ and Usher’s “This ain’t Red bull, not to forget the man 2015 Ms. Niita Shikongo to perfect all their moves and love”. The opening perfor- auditors of evening Ms. Minah and Mr. Linus Kwenani. walk with choreography by mances were sponsored by Nashima and Mr. Simon The event had attendance by the legendary Dimpho Joseph Queen B, Zoe, Mbalangdja Amutenya. The contestants Mr. Shahid Shu’aib Dickson and stage training by seniors and the vibrant group Ama- made it difficult for the judges and Ms. Eveline Indongo from Hileni Nakale and Maya Shik- daz-floor. to conclude the victors and Marketing, Ms. Irene Van age the contestants had their While the hilarious Courage had the audience at the edge Wyk from Estate services, ISSUE - ONE - 2016 CAMPUS VISION 5 ENTERTAINMENT Ms. Etuna Simon, Mr. Al- cations. Great thanks to Ms. lan Nghixulifwa, Mr. Vincent Hileni Angula and especially to Shimutwikeni from ODS, Mr. Evaristus Evaristus, who Mr. Evaristus Evaristus and confidently stood by the SRC our back bone Mr. Mattheus in search for patronage for the Haitota the student support event. officer. Judging from the hype of the Apart from management this crowd, one could tell that this event was also made possible event was fantastic and the by Torga Optics, Feelingz Na- SRC wouldn’t have wanted it tion, FNB, Otb, M&A, Grand- any other way. If you missed master printing, Rixie Invest- this event, tune into the SRC ments (Grub), Pixel media, brief report every Monday at Land a dollar, Barayafe Art, 12:30 on UNAM radio 97.4 for Van Schaik bookstore and more upcoming events! Unam Marketing & Communi- 6 CAMPUS VISION ISSUE - ONE - 2016 ISSUE - ONE - 2016 CAMPUS VISION 7 8 CAMPUS VISION ISSUE - ONE - 2016 Featuring BIG BOSS PG 9 ISSUE - ONE - 2016 CAMPUS VISION 9 INTERVIEW WITH BIG BOSS 1. Can you briefly describe Victoria Shipale? #everything is possible go for it Philippians 4:13 grew up in Wambo location, attended gsat Na- “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens mutuni primary school, where I was a prefect and me” completed high school at Concordia College where I was a hostel prefect, bookroom perfect and LRC. 9. What do you do in your free time? I was a part of the UNAM peer counselors and a I really enjoy and love supporting our rugby, soccer Faculty representative for Humanities. and basketball with friends and colleagues. Spend- I am very interested in sports and being an encour- ing time with family also brings me great joy. agement to others. 2. What is your current field of study? I’m an Industrial Psychology and Sociology major 3. Apart from being a student leader, what other activities do you take part in? I am part of the UNAM Sparks girls’ basketball team 4. What motivates you in life? My family motivates me just to become a better me. I believe no matter how long it takes to reach your goals as long as you don’t give up. 5. What are you most passionate about? Passion wouldn’t be the adequate word i’d use but I think it’s the desire just to help others and myself, is what drives me 6. If you were given the opportunity to change/ better anything on campus, what would it be? I will improve the teaching and learning facilities on campus which is the renovation of class- rooms (projectors, microphones etc.), I will also prioritize the students with special needs to ensure they are well catered for, and intro- duce internships for all courses. 7. Where do you see yourself after graduation? only god knows, so I put all my trust in him that whatever he has lined up for me is what’s best for me. 8. Any motivational words to the students and those aspiring to run for SRC this year? Be passionate about serving the students and have the will to endure and persevere during tough times #believe in yourself. 10 CAMPUS VISION ISSUE - ONE - 2016 International STUDENTS celebrate By: Kambarure Kaputu he University of Na- behalf of Professor Matengu, Zimbabwe with 694 internation- mibia (UNAM) hosted the Pro-Vice Chancellor for al students registered, scooped an event where in- Research, Innovation and De- the top position while yugosla- ternational students velopment, Lovisa Nghipan- via, United Kingdom, Sudan, celebrated their aca- dulwa, informed the excited Sierra Leone, South Korea Tdemic life at the university.The and proud audience, that the Republic, Italy, Egypt, Burundi, event which took place on the university enrolled 1791 interna- Armenia, Antigua Barbuda and 09th March 2016 under the tional students this year alone, Afghanistan having only one theme “international student totaling 2435 with the already student each.“our message to day” drew close to 200 inter- registered students, all from 40 you is that, we would like you to national students. Speaking on different countries worldwide. ISSUE - ONE - 2016 CAMPUS VISION 11 become proud and successful stressed the need for students Commissioner of Zambia to Na- UNAM alumni”, said Nghipan- to work together as one.
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